So the brashest, loudest, most confident-sounding voices end up filling the knowledge void, voices that sound authoritative and principled.
It's educational, to be sure, but budding political junkies might want to start with a new app from Encyclopedia Britannica: "Britannica Kids: U.S. Presidents" nicely fills the knowledge void for those old enough to use an iPad, but too young to Google "Santorum".
In other words, the findings will fill a large knowledge void not only for the country but also globally.
Why? Uncertainty creates a knowledge void that must be filled with actual, or in many cases artificial, information.
With rumor, speculation and fear filling the void of actual knowledge, the conflicting accounts resembled "Rashomon," the classic Akira Kurosawa film in which a crime takes place and each witness tells a completely different story of what happened.
Filling these voids is essential, Cascio says.
Brazen directly empowers women in business by filling the void in support and knowledge that many women struggle to find as entrepreneurs.
The STFERL's ongoing tracking program seeks to fill voids in our knowledge of the in-water and nesting dynamics of Kemp's ridleys and generate data essential to revising the Kemp's Ridley Recovery Plan.
Ryan Scrivens told VICE that with the trilogy of papers, the duo wanted to fill the void of knowledge that existed in regards to right-wing extremism.
Understanding the underlying genetic factors contributing to NAFLD would not only fill the void of knowledge but would also facilitate the design of effective strategies in treating and preventing this important disease.
Here we seek to fill this void in knowledge by examining the cognition/behavioral profile (motor behavior, anxiety-related behavior, and cognitive function) across the lifespan of the APP/PS1 KI mouse using a cross-sectional design (age groups of 7, 11, 15, and 24 months old).
